Gauze Swab

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Gauze Swab Specification

Set Contains
100 Swabs per Pack

Usage & Applications
Used for wound dressing, cleaning, and absorption

Sterile
Available

Storage Instructions
Store in a dry, clean place

Weight
Lightweight

Shelf Life
5 Years

Size
7.5 x 7.5 cm

Adhesive Type
No Adhesive

Dressing Type
Wound Dressing

Disposable Type
Yes

Material
100% Cotton Gauze

Style
Plain Woven

Cuff
No Cuff

Disposable
Yes

Recyclable
Yes

Sterilized
Available in Sterile & Non-Sterile

Waterproof
No

Shape
Square

Length
7.5 cm

Width
7.5 cm

Color
White

Grade
Medical Grade

About Gauze Swab

We are leading names engaged in offering of Gauze Swab that is made by using pure cotton fabric, IP and BP materials. The given gauge is extensively appreciated by our clients for its high volume holding capacity and high absorption rate. Free from harmful chlorine bleach, the Gauze Swab is available in different sizes and shapes. We provide it in tear open medical grade plastic pouches and paper pouches. Skin- friendly, absorbent, low maintenance and safe usage are qualities of offered product.

Superior Absorbency and Comfort

The gauze swabs are crafted with a soft, highly absorbent texture to effectively manage wound exudate while being gentle on the skin. Their high-grade absorbency ensures quick and efficient fluid uptake during wound dressing or cleaning procedures, making them suitable for both clinical and home settings.

Certified Safety and Quality

Compliant with ISO 13485 standards and CE marked, these swabs guarantee medical-grade quality and safety. Their latex-free and odorless design reduces the risk of allergic reactions, while sterile and non-sterile options provide versatility for various medical requirements.

Convenient Sterile Packaging

Offered in sterile pouches or boxes, the swabs maintain hygiene until the point of use. The plain woven style and square shape allow for easy application, and each pack contains 100 lightweight swabs ensuring efficient inventory management for healthcare providers worldwide.

FAQs of Gauze Swab:

Q: How should I properly use the Gauze Swab for wound dressing?

A: To use the Gauze Swab, ensure you have clean hands and open the sterile pouch just before application. Place the swab directly over the wound to absorb fluid and protect against contamination, securing it as necessary without adhesive, as the swab does not come with adhesive properties.

Q: What are the benefits of the spunlace finish and folded edges on the Gauze Swab?

A: The spunlace finish and folded edges provide extra strength and minimize lint generation, ensuring low particle release and reducing risk of wound irritation. These features also enhance the integrity of the swab, keeping it intact during use and making it comfortable on sensitive skin.

Q: When is it recommended to use a sterile versus non-sterile Gauze Swab?

A: Sterile Gauze Swabs are advised for open wounds, surgical sites, or any application requiring strict infection control. Non-sterile swabs can be used for general cleaning purposes or on intact skin where sterility is not critical.

Q: Where should these Gauze Swabs be stored to maintain their shelf life?

A: For optimal preservation, store the swabs in a dry and clean environment, away from direct sunlight and moisture. Proper storage helps maintain sterility and absorbency throughout their five-year shelf life.

Q: What makes these Gauze Swabs suitable for single-use only?

A: They are designed for single-use to prevent cross-contamination and infection. After application, the gauze should be safely disposed of to adhere to medical hygiene protocols and ensure patient safety.

Q: Are these Gauze Swabs recyclable despite being single-use disposables?

A: Yes, the Gauze Swabs are made from 100% cotton and are recyclable. After proper disposal, they can be processed as medical waste according to local regulations.

Q: What are the typical applications for these Gauze Swabs in medical settings?

A: These swabs are commonly used for wound dressing, absorbing exudate, cleaning wounds, and protecting injured areas. They are practical in hospitals, clinics, first-aid kits, and home care situations.

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